New Johnsonville Caregivers - 25 caregivers found

Hello. I have been a caregiver for a long time. I have always had a compassionate personality and feel the need to help people. I feel like this makes me a great CNA.

Been a care giver 3years love helping people

My very first actual job was a CNA and I knew right away that it was the profession for me! I've always tried being the very best at treating others how it'd like to be treated! I look at each and every person I've ever cared for as if they were my own family and still keep in touch with many of them. I've always enjoyed helping people and making they're day easier and more enjoyable!

Working through home health and dealing with a range of clients, I have learned how to manage and take care of certain clients. The main conditions in which people have been under that I have taken care of, was with paraplegics. Working with these people, I have learned how to communicate with them, do certain things to their liking, operate hoyer lifts, and help navigate through their everyday life ensuring they are the most comfortable and happy. I have worked worked with a select few as well that suffered from dementia and altzheimers. With the year I've worked for addus I have learned how to deal with certain conditions in which people face, such as the dementia and Alzheimer's. I have also learned how to work through task and problems that may come up with people suffering from these diseases. A good trait I would say for myself, is being able to remain calm, and professional in difficult situations. Another good trait is I'm a fast learner on learning how certain clitents like certain things to be done, and when they like it to be done. I'm good on getting on a routine schedule with clients. It makes it not only easier for me, but for them as well.

I am patient with people and have a big heart when it comes to people's feelings. I love helping others. Most importantly I became a caregiver because of my grandma and now my dad. I enjoy having quality time with someone and chatting with them. Being able to care for another person and feeling like I was helpful to them.

I love making people happy! I love to see others smile and laughter. It makes my heart happy! I've always loved to take care of others. I'm proud of seeing the past patients i have had be happy. And are always smiling when they see me!

I have been caring for the elderly on and off since I was 19. I am kind, caring and patient. I have a gentle nature that sometimes help put people at ease.

I have always had a desire to make a difference in the lives of others. I went from being a teacher, mother of 3, and working with mentally and physically challenged into personal caregiving. I feel like the my client is family. I look forward the new experiences ahead.

I am a very warm caring person. I've cared for my husband who is a disabled veteran for 11 years. He was diagnosed with renal failure and had to do dialysis 3 days a week 4 hours a day. Unfortunately the care he received in center was not always good and that was taking a toll on his health so after 3 years of back and forth trying different dialysis centers I took a class so we can do home hemo and I did his treatment by myself for 6 years. My husband's face lit up when I told him I was going to get training so I can do his dialysis myself at home. I was sooo happy I was able to do it and wish I had thought of it sooner. Thankfully he received a kidney about a year and a half ago. But while caring for my husband at home I could help but think about the other patients I use to meet in the center when I took my husband for his treatment that would complain about their care. I felt bad that they were not happy with the care they were receiving. You have enough things to worry about and finding someone helpful , pleasant, great attitude and person who enjoys caring for your love one should be part of your stress. I understand how important GOOD care is for a persons health both mentally and physically. I say it first hand how my husband's health deteriorated when he was being miss treated and how he flourished when he was cared for properly. I got a lot of "Good job." When I was caring for my husband they said his health were better than ever even with him being a dialysis patient. I am very proud of that.

I am caring and compassionate person with the love of helping others. I became a caregiver because there are so many people out there that need help with the basic yet daily functions. It is heart warming helping individuals stay and enjoy their own home. For the last company I worked for I received Caregiver of the month two months in a row.